New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01
HANOVER'S EMPORIUM.
THE COLTS WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE.

The DIVERS managed to pull through yesterday with
sut the services Of fremont Perhaps few goers
have been sccptca Of Hanover's abilities Possibly
they are now ready to acknowledge his greatness
Wnfred won the Emporium last year, carrying lOS l2
pounds and beating The Bard Q1s), EIkwood uOs),
Beverly (104 and others In 1885 the stakes were won
BY Hidalgo with l0i pounds up the black Californian
beating Exile QI1), Goano u18 Tele Doe AID and
eight others OF less account Hidalso's time
track good was 2:39 "a, and Winfreds-" track
heavy "-24S. Yesterday the Dryers superb chestnut
colt ran the mile and half In 2:35 3d. carrying l2S
pouuds This Ia within second and threequarters Of
the record which Luke Blackburn made in 1880 with
only lO2 pounds his back. The first halfmiie was
comparatively slow; theast was terrific Yet Hanover
would not have blown q candle out when Mclaughlin
returned to the post to weigh In. 1t was great
some racing critics ENCOURAGED themselves In the
belief that hd the in
hand that he allowed Hanover 10 take ms nihe ~ tne
ast sItesnth after entering the hSn n when
shake up his mount for the hrst time IN tbe
sye coud tell 70 sverySod and
Dunboyne hung ON like grim DEATH and moved up as
brief instant assumed the dimensions of sensational
turf struggle There was an impressive silence IN inc
ior oneko No doubt Mclaughlin heard those mpusiye
cries. for no sooner had they left the Threats OF OneRo
pulls on the brdle slackenlng Of the reins lifting
movement Of the body closer gp OF me . Knees ana
opponents as II they were so much cha the brave colt
the last forty yards with such ss, %ar S
he the Winning m pGs st tns
II lie had been ridden out he would have knocked Luke
Backburns record into smithereens:
hond"d sS5 to bookmsRcr and asked for ticket on the
big horse. Cfhs $50 was to win $ol ,ou .v thin.
this is Ending money mighty easy, but e me tell you
Tronbadours got dickey leg He amt sure o getlin
Alas, poor bookmaker! Troubadour. leg or no leg,
got there just one9uarier OF second Se1 hr .Ge
by the rail at the head of the Stretch but Lucy H. gave
hiu no chance Shut QUIT Garrison deliberately pulled
up allowing the field to got well spread out before him.
Then you might have seen him steady Troubadour as
the helnsman steadics his bark What hutterng OF
hearts there was then! Had Garrison given 1t up
Troubadour started afeh and srodo over his horses as
If they were standing still
Tea Tray ran capital race, winning Wild ease under
his penalties He too, was shut OF at the head OF the
An incident of the third race is calculated to
unpleasant suspicion CoIdiers name was put up GPpo
your chancesi" friend inquired OF Mr. Bradley, the
owner OF the horse. 80
frightenedne. They began at to against my gediny
and ran out immediately to ana 10 TO l: l cant
Change jockeys at once"
fcant bout know the judges and they won't listen
i know them ALL Come Wen straighten out
when the horses went to the post Palmer was on lie
Boaz has made up his mind not to win for anybody
except Taylor Garrison couldn't make him try
throughout The days pleasure was marred BY ipcom
prebensble mismsnagement of boats and trains at Bay
Ridge People were an hour and threequarters coming
from the course 10 the city. This is inexcusable.
FIRST RAcE-PURsE $780, Two-YEAR-OLDs SPECIAL
WEIGHTS SIX FUsLoSGs
W. l. SCOTS CHI c. Tea Tray by Royen dor-EIls T. l22
pwger Brothers b G Bay Ridge
APPLY ' joSnscHs b. Tristan Ito oar 1855 Hay
D. G. rn fsnnn CO.; Bissovsi
S % n b RSx ca s. Sss So
Bel. BssoyeS 20 to l. sdOssrn 50 to l. ffi.
Ridge $50. Tea Tray saS Pooaol0 $50
Bs as,o o.Gs S sla' s ss5d So o.
Belle d0r and Bggyot behaved crafty az the post ds
ds si1o their Chances. he dag Ray
lion permitting Pocateo 70 assume the lead Posaslo re-.
ea%S shrons Sn as g aroas
beck at the half cat began to move up on the IN
i %:
sS s is was @ and Bay
Scpsss Garrison ScTs SS a:
CO quickly On came the colt thirty ysds
he closed The eadera Al ten yards he passed
ss s ana 81 dor
SECOND RACE swEErsrAKEs $25 EACH. 5000 ADDED
SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ONE MILE.
S. Browns br. H. Troubadour by Lisbon Glenlune,
Montgomery r1 sasGss blk h. aged i0a twarnSo
k% rSssss e. qp lucy Ifs q Gear
'%' Day. eh .ii King
TRANSFORMATIONS to Goniaon to l. Ferg KYLE 20
to Lsy 30 70 Z HnPs6 90 K9f Fan 80 70 T5"a
asy l. sns fsa 20
ani3s si
fesasas les wnl.sls withdraw The horse,
m5ss
Face Of IT, At the nall she led ~ lengths Duplex second
and 1 half before Fsrs 0 1T
&c rail- when Rafferty, pulled Lucy T. clos. that the
p pa s%'l sSs
as i S s. s IL. ss e. to
VA S 81 nsS
s ss
iaon ten lengths before DUPLEX third
THIRD RAcE-HASDre.s o $50 80 EACH $1,000 ADDED
r. grISley'b lie Losos by Lelap'-war Reel ,,y YRS
" Z? Srs. CHI Eiivosi
PAX; '' f'i :.
Bs.uas-Elsweod to 10 Frank wsrd7 to q War Eagle
Is IssS. e sSs 70 $50 War Eagle
Frank Ward -: ES,gma sia.
Sthds.wn 10 i Logo: taking the ,5sst
n at the QUIT fall ~ iSs a :d a the Ea%sSa
;ss was 1 81 ns. ali s
entirely deficient dash shauer was unable 70 arouse
:. ssS ssss Ward
consistent race ami VIII soon DC goon 10 oack
FOURTH RACE-EMPoRIUM $3.50 EACH $1,000 ADDED.
THREE-YEAR-OLDs SPECIAL WEIGHTS. li2 MILES.
Dwysr Brothers oh. Hanover by Hipdo sS Bourbon
W ysnnnSss b c panboyne i22 Ga!fi.on(
Appeby John sons b. c. Oneko. 104. tDsvis)
Appebv Il Johnson's CHI stockton, lll..-(Iayward)
r. II. GriPs CHI Wilfred l05. (Sh iuer)
". Rolinss Dr. BrynwOOd Ill .(FSpatrick)
j. b. Haggins Banbriige l04 tIAtteheldt
Fairfax Stables b. Shasta 1QS tBooh)
Tme-235A.
Betng-Han TO 8. Oneko to ], Stockton IL 10 l,
Brynwood Is to Dnnboyne 20 TO l. wifred rs TO l. Ban
bridge 80 10 l. Shasta 40 10 l. Hanover barred-OnekO
70 baDboyne 70 Brypwood 10 l. Stockton TO l. VII
Auction poos-Hanover 5000 field $50. Hanover out
Appieby Johnsons pair $40. Dunboyne $50 BryAw0od
$50 Wilired SIS Baebridgs SIG. Shasta not sold
Mutuals paid So 96
strong phil took the track at the start followed by Byu
wood Oneko cambridge the others punched Passing
she STAND he led by length almost pang Nc aughlin out
OF the saddle At the turn Mclaughlin sncceeied In draw
snG him back 70 second place. ODeko going
to The front and leading for hail . fur.
tong. Hanover fought bard for his head tha1
Ncaughn permitted hum again 70 take the lead IN the ran